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Renaissance Venture Capital
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Renaissance Venture Capital Management, Inc.
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Renaissance Venture Capital is a privately held, SEC-registered fund-of-funds investment firm headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, founded in 2008 by Chris Rizik. The firm invests in venture capital funds across the United States and operates an integrated three-sided platform that connects those underlying VC funds with Michigan-based startups seeking capital and with major corporations seeking innovation partnerships. Renaissance structures itself as a first-of-its-kind regional fund-of-funds, with the explicit thesis that venture capital and a focus on innovation are drivers of regional economic growth in the historically underserved Midwest.

The firm's product surface is built around three core offerings. Its primary product is the Fund of Funds Investment Model, in which Renaissance commits capital to a portfolio of 28+ underlying venture capital funds spanning healthcare, information technology, advanced materials, and university technology transfer. Its flagship branded event is UnDemo Day®, an annual gathering that matches selected Michigan startups with national VC investors through curated 1:1 meetings, startup education, and networking; the 2026 edition is scheduled at The Department at Hudson's in Detroit. The third product is the Hotlist, a curated database of promising early-stage Michigan companies anticipating venture capital raises within 12-18 months, distributed to hundreds of VC firms and compiled from recommendations across universities, accelerators, angel networks, and seed funds.

Renaissance serves three primary customer segments: Michigan-based startups needing access to national venture capital, national venture capital funds seeking deal flow from the Midwest, and major corporations seeking innovation partnerships with venture-backed companies. Revenue is generated through management of the fund-of-funds structure under Renaissance Venture Capital Management, Inc., with specific fee economics not publicly disclosed. The firm is founder-controlled, led by Managing Partner Chris Rizik (2025 NVCA Venture Vanguard Award recipient) alongside partners Jeff Rinvelt, Kimberly Reno (CFO/CCO), and Christina Drake, with Chief Administrative Officer Jessica Ives and a nationally recognized Advisory Board. The firm reports that its network and investments have helped attract $3.5 billion+ in capital to Michigan and the broader Midwest, with 60+ VC funds in portfolio and 800+ active portfolio companies across the broader ecosystem.

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Renaissance Venture Capital is a Michigan-based fund-of-funds founded in 2008 that invests in U.S. venture capital funds and connects them with Michigan startups and major corporations seeking innovation through its UnDemo Day® event and Hotlist database.

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venture capital funds, fund of funds, startup investment, capital facilitation, innovation ecosystem
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1Venture Capital Fund-of-Funds
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2Emerging Manager / Seeding Platforms (Multi-Manager)
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  • Other Investment Pools and Funds5259
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  • Investment Advice6282
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Venture Capital Fund of Funds
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Renaissance generates revenue through management of its fund of funds structure, investing in venture capital funds around the U.S. and connecting those funds with Michigan's startup community and major companies looking for innovation.

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An annual event connecting Michigan startups with venture capital investors from around the U.S., featuring curated 1:1 meetings, startup education, and networking.

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Renaissance Venture Capital is a fund of funds that invests in venture capital funds across the U.S. and actively connects those funds with Michigan's startup community and major corporations seeking innovation. The firm generates returns by managing investments in underlying VC funds while operating curated programs such as UnDemo Day® and the Hotlist database to bridge startups with investors and corporate partners.

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  • $3.5 billion+ in capital attracted to Michigan and the broader Midwest region
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Renaissance Venture Capital operates as a fund of funds with three interconnected core offerings: its primary investment model invests in venture capital funds nationwide while connecting them with Michigan startups and corporate partners seeking innovation; the UnDemo Day® event platform facilitates curated 1:1 meetings between startups and venture investors; and the Hotlist database provides curated access to promising early-stage Michigan companies. Together, these products form an integrated ecosystem designed to attract capital to underserved regions and foster economic growth.

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Chris Rizik chairs the National Advisory Board for this technology transfer, licensing and startup arm of the nation's largest public research university.

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Partnership for Emerging Manager Office Hours (EMOH) event co-hosted with Renaissance's UnDemo Day 2026 event at The Department at Hudson's in Detroit.

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Cleveland-based state-backed venture development organization that combines fund-of-funds investing with entrepreneur support in Ohio — directly mirrors Renaissance's model, which has explicitly been replicated in Ohio based on the Renaissance blueprint.

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Cincinnati-based regional venture catalyst that aggregates corporate LPs and connects them with Midwest startups — highly comparable mission of bridging capital, founders, and corporates in the undercapitalized Midwest.

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Michigan-focused state-supported initiative channeling capital into Michigan startups and VC funds — directly comparable regional fund-of-funds and capital-mobilization mission to Renaissance.

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Texas-based venture platform and accelerator — Renaissance's model has been replicated in Texas, and Capital Factory plays a structurally similar role of curating startups and connecting them to investors and corporates in its region.

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Michigan- and UK-based growth equity/VC firm — directly comparable Michigan/Midwest focus with a fund-of-funds-like model investing across stages and connecting regional startups to capital.

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Michigan-headquartered accelerator and venture fund operating nationally — comparable Midwest-anchored platform that curates startups and connects them to investors and corporates, often at UnDemo Day-adjacent events.

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Michigan/Ohio-based growth-stage VC firm in Renaissance's portfolio — a Midwest-anchored venture investor with overlapping geographic mandate and thesis around regional capital formation.

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Global accelerator and venture platform — Renaissance invests in Techstars Ventures, and Techstars operates a much larger-scale version of the same startup-curation-and-connection model Renaissance runs regionally.

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Industry association chaired historically by Renaissance Partner Jeff Rinvelt — ecosystem participant rather than direct competitor, but directly comparable mission of developing Michigan's VC industry.

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Detroit-based tech hub and startup support organization — overlapping mission of supporting Michigan/Midwest founders and connecting them to capital, partners, and corporates, though operating more as an incubator than a fund-of-funds.

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Renaissance Venture Capital

Venture Capital Fund of Fundsrenvcf.com

Renaissance Venture Capital is a Michigan-based fund-of-funds founded in 2008 that invests in U.S. venture capital funds and connects them with Michigan startups and major corporations seeking innovation through its UnDemo Day® event and Hotlist database.

What Renaissance Venture Capital does

Renaissance Venture Capital is a privately held, SEC-registered fund-of-funds investment firm headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, founded in 2008 by Chris Rizik. The firm invests in venture capital funds across the United States and operates an integrated three-sided platform that connects those underlying VC funds with Michigan-based startups seeking capital and with major corporations seeking innovation partnerships. Renaissance structures itself as a first-of-its-kind regional fund-of-funds, with the explicit thesis that venture capital and a focus on innovation are drivers of regional economic growth in the historically underserved Midwest.

The firm's product surface is built around three core offerings. Its primary product is the Fund of Funds Investment Model, in which Renaissance commits capital to a portfolio of 28+ underlying venture capital funds spanning healthcare, information technology, advanced materials, and university technology transfer. Its flagship branded event is UnDemo Day®, an annual gathering that matches selected Michigan startups with national VC investors through curated 1:1 meetings, startup education, and networking; the 2026 edition is scheduled at The Department at Hudson's in Detroit. The third product is the Hotlist, a curated database of promising early-stage Michigan companies anticipating venture capital raises within 12-18 months, distributed to hundreds of VC firms and compiled from recommendations across universities, accelerators, angel networks, and seed funds.

Renaissance serves three primary customer segments: Michigan-based startups needing access to national venture capital, national venture capital funds seeking deal flow from the Midwest, and major corporations seeking innovation partnerships with venture-backed companies. Revenue is generated through management of the fund-of-funds structure under Renaissance Venture Capital Management, Inc., with specific fee economics not publicly disclosed. The firm is founder-controlled, led by Managing Partner Chris Rizik (2025 NVCA Venture Vanguard Award recipient) alongside partners Jeff Rinvelt, Kimberly Reno (CFO/CCO), and Christina Drake, with Chief Administrative Officer Jessica Ives and a nationally recognized Advisory Board. The firm reports that its network and investments have helped attract $3.5 billion+ in capital to Michigan and the broader Midwest, with 60+ VC funds in portfolio and 800+ active portfolio companies across the broader ecosystem.

Renaissance Venture Capital firmographics

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Name
Renaissance Venture Capital
Legal name
Renaissance Venture Capital Management, Inc.
Website
https://renvcf.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2008
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Renaissance Venture Capital is a Michigan-based fund-of-funds founded in 2008 that invests in U.S. venture capital funds and connects them with Michigan startups and major corporations seeking innovation through its UnDemo Day® event and Hotlist database.
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akta.pro rank

Renaissance Venture Capital industry classification

Industry
Product category
Venture Capital Fund of Funds
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Other Investment Pools and Funds (5259)
SIC
Investment Advice (6282)
akta.pro primary industry
Venture Capital Fund-of-Funds (FSANAGAC)
akta.pro secondary industry
Emerging Manager / Seeding Platforms (Multi-Manager) (FSANAGAF)

Keywords

  • Venture capital funds
  • Fund of funds
  • Startup investment
  • Capital facilitation
  • Innovation ecosystem

Where Renaissance Venture Capital is headquartered

Location

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Ann Arbor
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United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

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Renaissance Venture Capital business model

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B2B
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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Fund of Funds Management: Renaissance generates revenue through management of its fund of funds structure, investing in venture capital funds around the U.S. and connecting those funds with Michigan's startup community and major companies looking for innovation.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Renaissance Venture Capital product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Renaissance Venture Capital is a fund of funds that invests in venture capital funds across the U.S. and actively connects those funds with Michigan's startup community and major corporations seeking innovation. The firm generates returns by managing investments in underlying VC funds while operating curated programs such as UnDemo Day® and the Hotlist database to bridge startups with investors and corporate partners.

Product overview

Renaissance Venture Capital operates as a fund of funds with three interconnected core offerings: its primary investment model invests in venture capital funds nationwide while connecting them with Michigan startups and corporate partners seeking innovation; the UnDemo Day® event platform facilitates curated 1:1 meetings between startups and venture investors; and the Hotlist database provides curated access to promising early-stage Michigan companies. Together, these products form an integrated ecosystem designed to attract capital to underserved regions and foster economic growth.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • UnDemo Day®: An annual event connecting Michigan startups with venture capital investors from around the U.S., featuring curated 1:1 meetings, startup education, and networking.
  • Hotlist

Quantifiable outcome

  • $3.5 billion+ in capital attracted to Michigan and the broader Midwest region
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Renaissance Venture Capital

Customer profile

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Renaissance Venture Capital technology and API

Technology

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Renaissance Venture Capital partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • University of Michigan Office of Innovation PartnershipscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerChris Rizik chairs the National Advisory Board for this technology transfer, licensing and startup arm of the nation's largest public research university.
  • Venture ForwardcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership for Emerging Manager Office Hours (EMOH) event co-hosted with Renaissance's UnDemo Day 2026 event at The Department at Hudson's in Detroit.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Renaissance Venture Capital competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • JumpStart Inc. Cleveland-based state-backed venture development organization that combines fund-of-funds investing with entrepreneur support in Ohio — directly mirrors Renaissance's model, which has explicitly been replicated in Ohio based on the Renaissance blueprint.
  • Cintrifuse: Cincinnati-based regional venture catalyst that aggregates corporate LPs and connects them with Midwest startups — highly comparable mission of bridging capital, founders, and corporates in the undercapitalized Midwest.
  • Invest Michigan: Michigan-focused state-supported initiative channeling capital into Michigan startups and VC funds — directly comparable regional fund-of-funds and capital-mobilization mission to Renaissance.
  • Beringea: Michigan- and UK-based growth equity/VC firm — directly comparable Michigan/Midwest focus with a fund-of-funds-like model investing across stages and connecting regional startups to capital.
  • gener8tor: Michigan-headquartered accelerator and venture fund operating nationally — comparable Midwest-anchored platform that curates startups and connects them to investors and corporates, often at UnDemo Day-adjacent events.
  • Arsenal Growth Venture Partners: Michigan/Ohio-based growth-stage VC firm in Renaissance's portfolio — a Midwest-anchored venture investor with overlapping geographic mandate and thesis around regional capital formation.

Regional players

  • Capital Factory: Texas-based venture platform and accelerator — Renaissance's model has been replicated in Texas, and Capital Factory plays a structurally similar role of curating startups and connecting them to investors and corporates in its region.
  • TechTown Detroit: Detroit-based tech hub and startup support organization — overlapping mission of supporting Michigan/Midwest founders and connecting them to capital, partners, and corporates, though operating more as an incubator than a fund-of-funds.

Broad incumbents

  • Techstars: Global accelerator and venture platform — Renaissance invests in Techstars Ventures, and Techstars operates a much larger-scale version of the same startup-curation-and-connection model Renaissance runs regionally.

Others

  • Michigan Venture Capital Association: Industry association chaired historically by Renaissance Partner Jeff Rinvelt — ecosystem participant rather than direct competitor, but directly comparable mission of developing Michigan's VC industry.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Renaissance Venture Capital social profiles

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Renaissance Venture Capital financial estimates

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Renaissance Venture Capital leadership team

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Profiles5 records

Renaissance Venture Capital funding detail

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Renaissance Venture Capital M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments11 records

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Renaissance Venture Capital

What does Renaissance Venture Capital do?

Renaissance Venture Capital is a fund of funds that invests in venture capital funds across the U.S. and actively connects those funds with Michigan's startup community and major corporations seeking innovation. The firm generates returns by managing investments in underlying VC funds while operating curated programs such as UnDemo Day® and the Hotlist database to bridge startups with investors and corporate partners.

Is Renaissance Venture Capital a public or private company?

Renaissance Venture Capital is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Renaissance Venture Capital founded?

Renaissance Venture Capital was founded in 2008. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Renaissance Venture Capital based?

Renaissance Venture Capital is headquartered in Ann Arbor, United States, in the North America region.

How does Renaissance Venture Capital make money?

One revenue line is on record: fund of Funds Management.

Who are Renaissance Venture Capital's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are JumpStart Inc., Cintrifuse, Invest Michigan, Beringea, gener8tor and Arsenal Growth Venture Partners. Regional players are Capital Factory and TechTown Detroit. Techstars is listed as a broad incumbent. Michigan Venture Capital Association is listed as an others.

Does Renaissance Venture Capital have an API?

No public API is recorded for Renaissance Venture Capital.

What industry is Renaissance Venture Capital in?

Renaissance Venture Capital's product category is Venture Capital Fund of Funds. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSANAGAC, Venture Capital Fund-of-Funds, with a secondary code of FSANAGAF, Emerging Manager / Seeding Platforms (Multi-Manager). Its NAICS code is 5259 and its SIC code is 6282.

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PR NewswireRenaissance Venture Capital helps raise more than $2.3 billion for 78 Michigan companiesRenaissance Venture Capital announced that it has helped attract $2.3 billion in investments for 78 Michigan companies through its portfolio and capital attraction activities. The 55 Michigan companies in RVC's portfolio have raised a total of $2.17 billion to date, representing more than $13 for every dollar invested by Renaissance, which exceeds the investment rate targeted when the fund was formed in 2008. The organization has also tracked an additional $145 million in investment from unaffiliated venture funds into 23 Michigan companies through introductions made at its UnDemo Day events.PR NewswireRenaissance Venture Capital to Showcase Diverse Founders with New EventRenaissance Venture Capital announced it will host its first UnDemo Day® event on April 27, 2022, focused exclusively on connecting diverse founders—women, people of color, and other underrepresented entrepreneurs—with national venture capital investors. The virtual event will highlight approximately 50 startups from the Midwest and Central U.S. in a format featuring group pitch rooms and curated one-on-one meetings with hundreds of potential investors. The initiative addresses the disparity where diverse-led companies receive less than 10% of all venture capital investments, despite research showing strong financial returns; last year, 15 Michigan startups received funding through prior UnDemo Day® introductions.PR NewswireRenaissance Venture Capital Closes $77.5M Fourth FundRenaissance Venture Capital has closed its fourth fund with $77.5 million in new capital, making it the largest fund-of-funds of its kind in the United States with over $280 million raised since 2008. The Michigan-based firm connects top-tier venture capital funds with startups in the state and has helped attract over $2 billion to Michigan startups, generating over $13 in returns for every $1 invested. The firm hosts semi-annual UnDemo Day events that have facilitated hundreds of meetings between venture capitalists and Michigan startups, with the next event scheduled for October 13 at Ford Field in Detroit.PR NewswireRenaissance Venture Capital Fund Creates Nation's Largest Network Fund, With $81 Million Fund IIIRenaissance Venture Capital Fund announced the closing of its third fund (Fund III) with $81 million in new capital, establishing it as the nation's largest network fund of its kind with $205 million raised since inception in 2008. The Michigan-based fund-of-funds has deployed capital into more than 30 top-tier venture capital funds across the U.S., helping attract $1.3 billion in investment back to Michigan, supporting 39 startup companies and 1,300 employees. The fund's model has inspired similar funds in Houston and Cincinnati, creating a national network of regional investment funds.FinSMEsRenaissance Venture Capital Fund Closes Third Fund-of-Funds, at $81MRenaissance Venture Capital Fund closed its third fund at $81M, bringing total raised to $205M since 2008. The fund-of-funds supports Michigan venture capital and has deployed capital into over 30 funds, resulting in 39 Michigan startups with 1,300 employees and average salaries exceeding $75,000.PR NewswireRenaissance Venture Capital Fund Attracts More Than $1.3 Billion Of Investment To Michigan StartupsRenaissance Venture Capital Fund announced that since its 2008 launch, it has attracted more than $1.3 billion in investment to 39 Michigan startup companies, achieving a return of more than $17 for every $1 invested. The fund, which invests in VC funds around the US to channel capital into Michigan, has helped those portfolio companies expand to more than 1,300 employees with average salaries exceeding $75,000. Notable deals facilitated include Frazier Healthcare Partners leading a $34 million investment in Cirius Therapeutics and Draper Triangle Ventures leading a $15 million round in Autobooks.GlobeNewswireHouston Launches its First Venture Capital Fund of FundsHouston Exponential launched the HX Venture Fund of Funds, the region's first such fund, with Insperity as lead sponsor and Guillermo Borda as manager. The fund aims to attract venture capital firms and boost investment in Houston startups. It follows a best-practices model from Renaissance Venture Capital Fund.PR NewswireRenaissance Venture Capital Fund Expands to East Lansing Technology Innovation CenterThe Renaissance Venture Capital Fund announced it is opening its third office location at the East Lansing Technology Innovation Center, expanding its Michigan presence from Ann Arbor and Detroit. The office will serve as a bridge between researchers, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and corporations to strengthen mid-Michigan's entrepreneurial ecosystem. The TIC, managed by the Michigan State University Foundation, provides tech startups with office space, programmatic support, and resources for early-stage companies.AutonewsFord, Magna, Verizon commit $2 million to bring 10 transportation-related startups to DetroitFord Motor Co., Magna International Inc., and Verizon Telematics have committed $2 million to sponsor Techstars Mobility, an accelerator program in Detroit that will support 10 transportation-related startups over a three-year period. Each selected startup will receive $120,000 in funding, intensive mentoring, and training during a three-month boot camp, culminating in a Demo Day where graduates can pitch angel investors and venture capitalists. The program is supported by Michigan-based venture capital firms including Fontinalis Partners, Detroit Venture Partners, and Renaissance Venture Capital Fund, and represents an effort to bring innovative startup thinking to Detroit and the automotive industry.FinSMEsArborMetrix Raises Additional $1.3M in Series B FinancingArborMetrix, a real-time healthcare analytics provider, raised an additional $1.3 million in Series B financing. Backers include Renaissance Venture Capital Fund and Detroit Innovate, with the first round led by RPM Ventures. The company will use the funds to accelerate national market expansion.